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Founder & host of GD POLITICS @ GDPolitics.com Host of Still Counting @ youtube.com/@StillCountingPodcast Subscribe wherever you get your pods!
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Millennials Are Taking Over American Politics

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By Galen Druke
| gdpolitics.com
The audio-only version of this episode is here and wherever you listen to podcasts. Today’s podcast is about the youth. And when I say youth, I am being generous. What I really mean is millennials, a group that today stretches from the sprightly age of 30 to the ripe old age of 45. (We also talk about Gen Z, but that’s a group that still hasn’t come into its own politically and economically. The youngest Gen Zers are still five years away from the voting booth.) But millennials are here.
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Could Texas Tip The Senate?

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By Galen Druke
| gdpolitics.com
Current time: 0:00 / Total time: -21:59 Audio playback is not supported on your browser. Please upgrade. The full episode is available to paid subscribers. Once you become a paid subscriber, you can connect your account to your preferred podcast player here. On today’s podcast, we tour the seven states most likely to decide control of the Senate with Silver Bulletin Senior Elections Analyst Eli McKown-Dawson. At the top of the list is… Texas.
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The Latino Vote Is Up For Grabs

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By Galen Druke
| gdpolitics.com
The audio-only version of this episode is here and wherever you listen to podcasts. During the decade that Donald Trump has dominated American politics, no major part of the electorate has changed as dramatically as Latino voters. According to Pew’s validated voter data, Democrats’ advantage among Latinos fell from 38 percentage points in 2016 to just 3 points in 2024.
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